Late Federal Giltwood Mirror with Eglomise Panel

ca. 1820, panel depicting Mt. Vernon 4'2-1/2"h x 22-1/2"w Provenance: The Stanley Weiss Collection Literature: "Fine American Antiques in the Stanley Weiss Collection" by Stanley Weiss, published by S

American Late Federal Giltwood and Eglomise Mirror , early 19th c., molded cornice with spherule pendants, gilt and penwork eglomise panel, rope-twist columnar supports, old mirror plate , h. 36 1/4 i

A matched pair of Federal style giltwood mirrors with eglomise upper panels, by Old Colony Furniture Company. 36 in x 22-1/2 in.

A late Federal parcel ebonized carved giltwood eglomise mirrorsecond quarter 19th centuryheight 35 1/4 x 17in (89.5 x 43cm) Provenance:Property from a Southern California Private Collection.

Boston, 19th C., eglomise panel depiction ships along shoreline. 36"h x 20"w x 4"d

Mid 19th Century, shaped cornice with acorns, half turned balusters, rosette blocks, eglomise panel with foil backing..age related wear, gesso and gilt loss, rubbing, cracks..36H x 22W x 4.5D Line Ite

*A Federal Giltwood Pier Mirror Early to Mid-19th Century with an eglomise panel depicting a landscape. Property from the Estate of Annice Belknap Johnston, Land O' Goshen Farms, Goshen, Kentucky

with eglomise upper panel, together with interesting anecdotal letter from a one time owner. Substantial paint loss, one missing ball and no backboard. 28" high, 15 1/2" wide. Provenance: An Oyster Ba

American Federal giltwood wall mirror, early 19th century, having a shaped cornice, over flanking columns, two white and gilt eglomise panels, and rising on a plinth base, apparently unmarked. Approx.

A Federal Mirror. Giltwood split plate mirror with an eglomise panel of a landscape 42.5" x 20.5"

Of tabernacle form, the outset cornice applied with spherules, above a carved frieze and eglomise panel depicting a ship sailing toward a castle, above a rectangular mirror plate, flanked by fluted co

Mid 19th century, later eglomise panel flanked by matching smaller panels atop half-turned Corinthian columns, spherules at cornice..age related wear, gilt/gesso loss, loss to beaded trim, streaking t

The first with split column giltwood frame surrounding a eglomise panel depicting a ship at sea, above a rectangular mirror plate. Retains the Portland, Maine label of Looking Glass manufacturer, Jame

Giltwood overmantel mirror in the Federal taste, having a shape cornice with acorn pendants, three black and gilt eglomise panels with United States eagle flanked by ribbon tied horns and fasces, with

Mid to late 19th century Neoclassical style carved giltwood pier mirror, the eagle finial suspending a metal shield with chains trailing to urns on either side, above a verre eglomise' panel depicting

Beautiful Federal eglomise / reverse painted gilt wood mirror with stepped molded crown with thumbnail edge above spherical decorations. Reverse painted panel depicts the scene of a life still with ge

Early 19th century. Possibly Cermenati of Boston. Remnant of label on verso. The rectangle mirror plate flanked by engaged split columns, beneath an eglomise panel depicting an English country cottage

Circa late 18th C / early 19th C Federal Eglomise gilt wood split-baluster mirror with reverse painted tablet depicting a creek side cottage with sailing ship (may not be the original painting for thi

With eglomise panel of gilt floral garlands on white ground, the gilt wood and gesso frame with overhanging cornice, rope twist molding, block corners. Approx. 29 1/2" x 16 1/2".

Gilt wood wall mirror with ball top, reverse painted panel with maritime battle between British and American ships. 43”H x 25.5”W.

Circa 1830. Approx. 51" H x 28 3/4" W. From the estate of Mark Zulli, antique collector and dealer for 50 years. (6131) Cracked upper glass.

Circa 1830. Approx. 52" H x 29" W. From the estate of Mark Zulli, antique collector and dealer for 50 years. (6131)

English, c. 1820. Losses to gilt throughout, lacking front left part of cornice. 45-1/2"h x 28-1/4"w x 3"d

39 x 21 inches, with original mirror plate. Note on the back reads "I purchased this mirror in Groton, Mass. Hopkins family. Original glue blocks on mirror and panel. The back has shrunk and several s